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French property in Provence Cote d Azur - Bouches du Rhone - Country House (mas) in Puyricard near Aix en Provence

French property, houses and homes for sale in Aix en Provence, Bouches_du_Rhone, Provence_Cote_d_Azur

Price	€1,425,000 £1,141,354*	Ref	22959CLD13
Town	Aix en Provence	Dept	Bouches du Rhone
Floor	260 M²	Plot Size	6000 M²
Bath	6	Bed	7

Claire Deedman Independent Agent, says :

Reduction from €1,575,000 to €1,425,000

Country House (mas) in Puyricard near Aix en Provence

Beautiful Country house, 300 years old. Set in Rural countryside and only 15 mins from Aix en Provence. 400 sq.m in total of living space, 7 bedrooms 3 bathrooms, 3 shower rooms, grand living room with dining area, Kitchen, boot room, 3 working fireplaces. Master suite has large south facing balcony. Pool, 3 converted outbuildings. Large garden planted with roses, olives and lavender. Electric gates.

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PUYRICARD.This very original and charming Mas, in fact old Farm, is so unique and very saught after in one of the most beautiful areas surrounding Aix en Provence. Just 10 min drive and you are into the centre of the capital of Provence. AIX TGV 15 min. Marignan airport 30 min. Aix has many international schools on offer, and a large International community offering culture, entertainment, fantastic restaurants,not to mention the fabulous life style, permanent sunshine, and delicious Rosé wine, grown locally with abundance.
This property lends itself to a Country Farm house, built in 17th century, and has been modernised to a high quality, keeping all the original features.
The property itself has potential to run a small B&B business, boasting independant studios, all en suite, with total privacy and access to the pool. All set in wonderful landscaped gardens,shaded terracces flanking the property offering relaxation in the heat of the summer. This property is so unigue it is a must to view.

DPE

Logement économe	Logement
≤ 50
51-90
91-150
151-230	201 kWh
231-330
331-449
>450
Logement énergivore

Faible émission de GES	Logement
≤ 6
6-10
11-20	12 kg
21-35
36-55
56-80
>81
Forte émission de GES

Location in France

The Bouches-du-Rhone department is located in the Southeast of the Provence-Cote-d'Azur region and has a population of just under 1.8 million. The mountainous North meet the urbanised South where the majority of this population is dispersed. Marseille is the largest town and also the departmental capital.
Marseille is France's second largest city, and is very cosmopolitan with a diverse mix of inhabitants. The majority immigrated to here from the Mediterranean basin, West Africa and Indochina. Recently, the town has been given rejuvenated thanks to the new TGV line to Paris, which is itself attracting Parisian investors and those looking to buy a holiday home or apartment in the area.
Further north, Aix-en-Provence is a city which could not be more different to the busy Marseille. It is an esteemed University town which once bestowed its teaching upon a young man named Nostradamus. It makes an ideal break from Marseille, although traffic here can be very busy in peak season. If you are spending time here in the summer, perhaps in a lovely apartment or holiday home, then it is a perfect place in which to learn the French language.
In the West of the department, where the Rhone River meets the Mediterranean Sea there is a vast land of marshes and ponds which is home to herons, cormorants and stunning pink flamingos. A number of rice plantations, amazingly, have also been established in this part of the department.
Travelling north we come to Arles, which dates back to the 6th century. In 123 BC the Romans took over and made it into a strategic town with a canal linking it to the Mediterranean Sea.
In terms of infrastructure, Marseille has an airport with regular flights to the UK and other destinations, or alternatively there are Nimes and Montpellier. The new TGV line which links Mareseille to Paris also makes life a lot easier.
The fantastic Mediterranean climate, sandy beaches and interesting history means that there is a thriving property market. Both Marseille and Aix-en-Provence have great potential for both living permanently, owning a holiday home or renting out.